About Heavy Engineering Industry

Heavy industry is industry that involves one or more characteristics such as large
and heavy products; large and heavy equipment and facilities (such as heavy equipment,
large machine tools, and huge buildings); or complex or numerousprocesses. Of those factors,
heavy industry often involves higher capital intensity than light industry does, and it is also
often more heavily cyclical in investment and employment.
Traditional

examples

from

the

mid-19th

century

through

the

early

20th

included steelmaking, artillery production, locomotiveerection, machine tool building, and

the heavier types of mining. From the late 19th century through the mid-20th, as thechemical
industry and electrical industry developed, they involved components of both heavy industry
and light industry, which was soon also true for the automotive industry and the aircraft
industry. Modern shipbuilding (since steel replaced wood) is considered heavy industry. In
the postWorld War II era, construction of large systems, such as skyscrapers, large dams,
andlarge rockets, is also often classed as heavy industry.
Many East Asian countries rely on heavy industry as part of their overall economies. Among
Japanese and Korean firms with "heavy industry" in their names, many are
also manufacturers of aerospace products and defense contractors to their respective
countries' governments such as Japan's Fuji Heavy Industries and Korea's Hyundai Rotem, a
joint project ofHyundai Heavy Industries and Daewoo Heavy Industries.
Heavy industry is also sometimes a special designation in local zoning laws.

Major Players
a) Sanghvi Movers:
Sanghvi Movers Limited is the largest crane rental company in India, and raked 6th largest in
the world by Cranes International (June 2015 Issue). Its fleet includes 384 medium to large
sized heavy duty hydraulic telescopic and crawler cranes with capacities ranging from 20 MT
to 750 MT. Our scope of work includes implementation of turnkey projects, providing of
well-maintained equipment, expert technical services and skilled manpower.
Good track records in terms of :

Effective deployment of Cranes at optimal rates

Efficiency in operations
Adherence to time schedules
Low mobilisation time
Utmost priority to safety and quality which involves in-house training of crane
operators

Some Key Highlights :

Over two decades of presence in the crane rental business
Core competence in procuring, maintaining and operating cranes
India's largest crane rental service company and ranked 8th largest crane-owning
company globally
Enjoys first mover advantage in the country
Pioneered in catering to crane requirements of major industries for infra-structure

projects in Power, Steel, Refinery, Cement, Metal sectors & Metros

Provides heavy lift, plant erection and maintenance services to all large scale projects
Timely deployment of cranes and guaranteed availability of machines
Less than1% accident track record across all sectors and tonnage
Trained Crane Operators from SANGHVI TRAINING ACADEMY
13 Depots across country to ensure timely deployment of cranes

b)

AIA ENGINEERING LIMITED:

Established in 1979 at Ahmedabad, INDIA
ISO 9001 Certified
Design, Development and Manufacturing
Second Largest Hi-Chrome casting producer in the world
Public Limited Company with the shares traded on BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange)
and NSE (National Stock Exchange Of India)

VEGA INDUSTRIES:

Wholly owned subsidiary of AIAE

Global distributor of AIAE products outside INDIA
Sales and services in more than 75 countries.
AIAE / VEGA INDUSTRIES GROUP:
Is regarded as the International Quality Benchmark by most of the customers.

c) Praj Industries:
What started off as an entrepreneurial venture three decades ago is considered to be Indias
most successful biofuels Company, taking biobased technologies from India to the World.
Today, Praj offers innovative solutions for beverage alcohol and bioethanol plant, brewery,
water & wastewater treatment plant, critical process equipment and systems and bioproducts.
A globally leading Company with over 600 references in more than 60 countries across 5
continents, Praj has acquired an international repute for responsible and reliable solutions.
The business verticals of Praj are defined along 5 blocks :
a) Ethanol & Brewery Plants :
Praj enjoys an unique position in the world of ethanol technology by virtue of its expertise
which cuts across a variety of sugar to starch based feedstocks. Praj provides holistic
solutions for various grades of ethanol (beverage, fuel, industrial, pharma and perfumery) and
brewery plants encompassing range of technologies and systems for water & wastewater
management.

b) Water & Wastewater Treatment Plants :

Praj offers integrated water & wastewater treatment systems and has already made a
beginning in the industrial sector with a wide range of solutions. This vertical addresses
industrial applications for high quality water, complex effluent treatment including recycle,
reuse and zero liquid discharge plants.

c)

Critical Process Equipment System :

This vertical serves a wider sectoral requirement for high end equipment & systems finding
application in the oil & gas, petrochemical, fertilizer, chemicals industry. India is emerging as
a sourcing hub for engineered products, especially those which have a level of criticality in
terms of material of construction, complexity of fabrication and standards & codes to be
followed. Praj has demonstrated capabilities wherein it supplies critical process equipment &
systems to a number of domestic and global players.

d) High Purity Systems :

Addressing the pharmaceutical, biotech and F & B sector, Praj acquired Neela Systems (now
Praj Hipurity Systems), a Company engaged in providing hi purity water and hygienic
systems to the pharma industry. Praj plans to extend its footprints in the hygienic engineering
and systems business. It has the capability of providing end-to-end solutions for the pharma,
biotech, food & beverage sector. This will be an area of special focus where Praj will deploy
combined experience of Neela and Praj .
e) BioProducts :
Praj recently announced its entry into the biotech products business with launch of its
livestock feed health & nutrition business. Other than this, Praj is also working with
biochemicals and human health & nutrition products which are presently in different stages
of development.
The backbone of Prajs technology development is Praj Matrix, the Innovation Center. Praj
Matrix is working on bioethanol and biochemicals processes.

Having established a global leadership in 1st Generation Ethanol technology, Praj has
initiated a project in expanding its 2nd Generation Cellulosic Ethanol Program to Demo

scale. The plant will utilize agri-residues like cane trash, corn cobs, corn stover and bagasse
to produce ethanol to be blended with petrol. Praj has successfully evaluated this technology
at pilot scale.
Praj has well equipped manufacturing facilities - one in Pune and two at Kandla (Gujarat),
port of India and another at Wada near Mumbai. The units are accredited with ASME U and
H stamps and ISO 9001-2008. Equipment engineering and fabrication is in accordance with
international standards and codes. Praj has recently come up with a world class
manufacturing facility for its Industrial Biotech products and Processes (IBPP). Praj employs
more than 1000 professionals in India and overseas from various engineering and other
disciplines.
With a slew of new initiatives, Praj aspires to be a major player in the environment, energy
and agri process led applications providing innovative, integrated solutions including plant,
equipment and products that will enhance the quality of life.
d) DISA Shaping Industries:
DISA develops and manufactures a complete range of metal casting production solutions for
the ferrous and non-ferrous foundry industries. A long-standing tradition of innovation,
reliability and commitment to providing its customers with competitive business value results
in DISA today enjoying the trust and loyalty of leading foundries all over the world.
Broadest Industry Offer
DISAs moulding product portfolio comprises vertical (DISAMATIC), match plate (DISA
MATCH) and horizontal (DISA FLEX) green sand moulding systems. For many customers
the company provides complete integrated foundry lines which, in addition to the moulding
technology platforms, include complete sand plants, conveyor systems, cooling drums,
cleaning solutions, CIM modules and core machine plants.
Following the merger with Wheelabrator in 2009, the DISA shot blast offer was rebranded
"Wheelabrator", you will find all information relating to surface preparation/shotblast
technology in the Wheelabrator section of the site.
Which type of moulding technology is best for you?

The choice of moulding technology generally comes down to size and geometrical
complexity of the part being created versus the desired production volume.
Vertical moulding technology is predominately suited for high volume, high precision
castings. DISAs vertical moulding offer is the best in the industry. With 1,450 vertical
moulding machines installed in the market since the introduction of the DISAMATIC in
1964, DISA remains the partner of choice for customers throughout the world. This installed
base is second to none.
Match plate moulding machines are typically the preferred option for foundries desiring more
flexibility in their offer. Foundries using match plate technology place an emphasis on quick
changeover cycles to serve a very broad customer base on a maketoorder basis. They
compete on speed to market and the ability to produce a wide range of products on their
moulding platform. To address this increasing need in the market, DISA developed the
flaskless DISA MATCH technology in 2000.
Horizontal moulding machines tend to be the technology of choice for lower volume, larger
castings. Foundries using horizontal technology often produce large, heavy and geometrically
complex parts (boiler elements, engine blocks, gear boxes, etc.) on relatively low volume
requirements. In 2004 DISA introduced the FLEX flask line to meet the needs of this critical
market segment.
Complete Moulding Line Expertise
A Tradition of Innovation
Throughout its long history in moulding technology, DISA has continuously developed and
brought to market highquality innovative solutions to the foundry industry. DISAs machines
have more uptime, lower maintenance costs and a higher degree of automation when
compared to alternative offers.
A history of innovation confirms this trend:
1900 Formation of the company
1961 Purchase of patent for vertical moulding machine
1964 First DISAMATIC 2011 sold

1974 Introduction of PLC control systems to replace mechanical controls

1977 Introduction of double sided mould squeeze
1986 First DISAMATIC 2110 sold
1992 DISA Low pressure Aluminium process developed
1999 First new generation DISA 230 sold
2000 Introduction of DISA match plate
2002 Introduction of automatic mould handling
2003 Introduction of DISA 280, world largest vertical moulding machine
2004 Introduction of FLEX flask line
2004 Introduction of TOPS service and maintenance agreement programme
2005 First DISA 130 medium capacity moulding machine sold
2005 Introduction of remote diagnostics for online troubleshooting
2007 First DISA 231 sold
2008 Introduction of new large MATCH platform
2010 Introduction of DISA MATCH 24/28
2011 Introduction of DISA 231 Fast
2011 Introduction of DISA 280-C
2012 First DISA line with double index sold

With a dedication to a structured and disciplined R&D programme, DISA continues to

reinforce its technical pre-eminence as the global leader in moulding machines:

- 1900 year of establishment

- 97 current and active patent filings

- 2,200 installed moulding machines
d) JOSTS Endineering
Josts has been partnering growth over a range of business verticals across India for over a
hundred years now. Driven by our vision of being at the forefront of Indias industrial
development, we help empower Indian industries with cutting edge technology in our chosen
business areas material handling, industrial finishing and engineered products.
Today, our track record of many engineering firsts and pioneering breakthroughs, and a slew
of national and international performance awards, is ample testimony to the continuing
excellence of our endeavours. Admittedly its been a long and challenging path, and often
down the route less travelled, but it has also been an exciting journey of constant innovation,
lit up at frequent intervals by the glow of satisfied customers that we have left in our wake.
At Josts, we believe that we are in business for the sole purpose of providing solutions that
help customers improve their processes and/ or performance of their products. Which is why,
all activities at Josts are aligned to this core purpose.
It was with this in mind that Carl Jost, the founder of the company, flagged off operations
more than a century ago with the manufacture of kerosene operated fans. More than the
business success, it is our rich experience garnered over 100+ years that is the key
differentiator in our operations today. It is this experience that has enabled us to acquire deep
knowledge of critical processes and thorough understanding of customer needs. It also allows
us to spot market trends early and develop and propose technology based solutions and
services for specific needs. And, reinforcing our objective of providing the best in
performance, reliability and efficiency to our customers, are our tie ups with several global
technology leaders. The rationale is simple and all-encompassing: deliver solutions that are
not only present perfect, but also future ready. Powering our success stories always are
dedicated teams of qualified professionals all committed to delivering the highest standards
of product quality and services to our stakeholders. Not only do they ensure consistent
performance of our products for years, but they also back it up with sustained sales, spares
and service support nationwide. All reasons that make customers put their faith in us
repeatedly. Today, no horizon is beyond our reach. We are committed to leveraging leading
global technology to raise customer performance to the next level.

CHAPTER -2
ISGEC HEAVY ENGINEERING LTD
History
1933

The Saraswati Sugar Syndicate Ltd. (now Isgec Heavy Engineering Ltd.) is

established.
1946
Indian Sugar & General Engineering Corporation (Isgec Heavy Engineering
Limited) is established
to address the need for the Indian Capital Goods Industry.
1947
Isgec shifts Registered Office from Lahore, (undivided India) to Abdullapur
(now Yamunanagar in Haryana, India).
1947
Saraswati Sugar Mills (SSM) is established at Yamunanagar.
1959
Agreement with John Thompson Ltd., UK for manufacture of Boilers.
1963
The Saraswati Sugar Syndicate Ltd. name changed to Saraswati Industrial
Syndicate Ltd. (SIS Ltd.)
and Isgec is amalgamated with SIS Ltd.
1964
Collaboration agreement with John Thompson Water Tube Boilers Ltd. for the
manufacture of high pressure boilers having output in excess of 50 MW.
1964
First Ton Container is manufactured.
1965
Isgec John Thompson Ltd. (IJT) is formed for designing, supplying, erecting
and providing after
sales service of boilers.
1967
Licenses received for manufacture of Hydraulic Machinery in collaboration
with John Shaw and Sons (Salford) Ltd., Salford Lancashire (UK).
1967
Presses Division is formed.
1968
Production of Hydraulic Presses is started with technical knowhow from John
Shaw, UK.
1968
Presses Division executes first order of 25T Hydraulic Press supplied to

Carbon Products, Calcutta.

1969
Items manufactured for the first time:
Heavy Hydraulic Presses
Variable Speed Rotators
Large Traveling Grate Stoker
Sophisticated and intricate Alloy Iron Castings
Horton Sphere for the storage of Liquid Petroleum Gas

 1970

Licenses received for manufacture of Plate Bending Rolls, Galvanizing Baths,

Fabrication of High Pressure Piping and Heat Exchangers.

1974
License issued for manufacture of Water Treatment Plant.
1981z
Company acquires U.P. Steels a steel plant set up by Kobe Steel Group,
Japan at Muzaffarnagar
(U.P.) India in 1966.
1985
Production of Mechanical Presses is started with technical knowhow from
Rovetta Presse Spa, Italy.
1988
IJT forays into Fluidized Bed Combustion technology.
1995
Isgec, Yamunanagar receives ISO-9001 certification.
1995
Manufacture Ladle Turrets for the Continuous Caster of the Rourkela Steel
Plant a first for India.
1998
Licensing agreement for CFBC Boilers upto 60 MW with Amec Foster
Wheeler North America Corp. (formerly Foster Wheeler North America Corp.)
1998
Licensing agreement with Belleli, Italy for the manufacturer of High Pressure

Reactors for Oil Refineries and other Petrochemical Plants.

1999
Company Head Office shifts to Noida in Uttar Pradesh, India.
2001
Receive patent for Liquefied Gas Containers from Mexico.
2002
Receive patent for Liquefied Gas Containers from USA.
2004
Overseas offices open in Germany and USA.
2004
Receive second patent for Liquefied Gas Containers from USA.
2006
Technology License Agreement with ABB Lummus Heat Transfer, USA to

market, sell and manufacture Helix Heat Exchangers (Helixchanger) products.

2007
IJT Design office starts at Chennai.
2007
Receive patents for Liquefied Gas Containers from India and China.
2007
Company turnover crosses Rs.1000 Crores
2008
New plant at Dahej, Gujarat in India commences production. Set up to

manufacture heavier and bigger process plant equipment for the overseas market.
2008
Receive PIE certification, necessary for marketing Liquefied Gas Containers
in Europe.
2008
Company is listed in Group B of the Bombay Stock Exchange.
2008
Collaboration agreement with Amec Foster Wheeler North America Corp.
(formerly Foster Wheeler North America Corp.) for CFBC Boilers enhanced to cover
upto 99.99 MWe.
2009
New factory for Standard Presses is set up at Bawal, near Gurgaon (Haryana)
India.
2009

Agreement with Hitachi Zosen, Japan for technology transfer for the

manufacture of Chrome-Moly Vanadium Reactors and critical equipment for the Fertilizer
sector.
2009

Company turnover crosses Rs.1500 Crores.

 2010

Technology Agreement with Belleli, Italy for manufacture of Vessels with

complex chemistries for Oil, Gas & Power sectors primarily for India.
2010
Licensing agreement with Amec Foster Wheeler North America Corp.
(formerly Foster Wheeler North America Corp.) for technology transfer to engineer,
design, manufacture and sell PC fired sub-critical and super-critical boilers for 60-1000
MW unit capacities.
2010
First barge operation by Isgec. Vessels exported to Algeria from jetty & port at
Dahej.
2011
2011
2011

Company turnover crosses Rs.2000 Crores.

IJT Design office is started at Pune.
Largest Vessel (Coke Drums for installation at MRPL Refinery) manufactured

at Dahej and dispatched by barge.

2011
Company name changes from Saraswati Industrial Syndicate Ltd. to Isgec
Heavy Engineering Ltd.
All businesses consolidated and now marketed under a common brand name Isgec.
2011
Process Equipment business vertical receives N and NPT stamps from
ASME for manufacture of equipment for Nuclear Plants.
2012
Company turnover crosses Rs.2500 Crores.
2012
Company forms a new joint venture with Hitachi Zosen Corporation, Japan for
manufacturing
specialized and critical process equipment. Shareholding pattern: 51% (Isgec) to 49%
(Hitachi Zosen Corp.).
2012
Company buys drawings and the brand Morando for manufacture of Vertical
Turning Lathes (VTL) from an Italian Company.
2012
Company acquires technology to manufacture Electrostatic Precipitators
(ESP) from a German company, Envirotherm GmbH.
2012
Company signs Technology Agreement with M/s. Belleli, Italy for the
manufacture of Breech Lock Exchangers.
2012
Company signs Technology Agreement with Amec Foster Wheeler North
America Corp. (formerly Foster Wheeler North America Corp.) for the supply of design
for Feed Water Heaters and Surface Condensers.
2013
Boilers business vertical commissions its largest CFBC Boiler of 425 TPH
(110 Mwe) for a Steel Plant.
2013
Steel Casting business vertical becomes the first Indian Foundry to develop
Crushing Shell Castings for Mining & Mineral Processing Industry.
2013
Joint Venture - Isgec Hitachi Zosen Ltd. - dispatches first Vessel manufactured
by it.
2014

Boilers business vertical ventures into new products such as Heat Recovery

Steam Generators, Waste Heat Recovery Boilers and Pin Hole Grate Boilers.

 2014

Sugar Plants & Machinery business vertical successfully commissions its

largest Sugar Mill - 1150 mm x 2290 mm (45" x 90").

2014
Sugar Plants & Machinery business vertical successfully commissions first
sugar refinery.
2014
EPC Power Plant business vertical secures its first order for Waste to Energy
Power Plant Project, in consortium with Hitachi Zosen Limited, Japan.
2015
Company turnover crosses Rs.3000 Crores.
2015
Company forms a new joint venture with Amec Foster Wheeler North
America Corp., USA to manage
detailed engineering of Pulverised Coal Fired Boilers of both Isgec and Amec Foster
Wheeler.
2015
Company forms a new joint venture with TITAN Metal Fabricators,
Camarillo, CA USA to manufacture
corrosion-resistant process equipment and provide the next generation of reactive alloy
equipment to global customers.

Joint Ventures
Isgec Hitachi Zosen Ltd. - a joint venture with Hitachi Zosen Corp., Japan, set up to cater to
the specialized & critical Process Equipment requirements of refineries, fertilizer &
petrochemical industries, across the world.
Isgec Foster Wheeler Boilers Pvt. Ltd. - a joint venture with Amec Foster Wheeler North
America Corp., USA to manage detailed engineering of Pulverized Coal Fired Boilers of both
Isgec and Foster Wheeler.
Isgec TITAN Metal Fabricators Pvt. Ltd. - a joint venture with TITAN Metal Fabricators,
Camarillo, CA USA to manufacture corrosion-resistant process equipment and provide the
next generation of reactive alloy equipment to global customers in the Chemical, Petro
Chemical, Oil & Gas, Fertilizer, Mining, Power Generation, Pharmaceutical, and Steel
Manufacturing industries.
Strategic Technology Partnerships
Amec Foster Wheeler North America Corp, USA:

- For Circulating Fluidized Bed Combustion (CFBC) Boilers up to 99.9 Mwe

- For Oil & Gas, Shop Assembled Water Tube Packaged Boilers up to 260 Tonnes per hour
- For Pulverized Coal Fired Sub-Critical Boilers and Super-Critical Boilers (60 to 1000 Mwe)
- For Feed Water Heaters and Surface Condensers
- For Reheat Design of CFBC Boilers upto 100 MW
ABB Lummus Heat Transfer, USA for Helix Heat Exchangers
Belleli, Italy, for Breech Lock Exchangers
BOSCH Projects, South Africa, for Chainless Cane Diffusers and other sugar machinery
equipment
Envirotherm GmbH, Germany, for Electrostatic Precipitators (ESP) up to 1000 Mwe
Fuel Tech Inc., USA:
- For reduction of Particulate Matter emissions by use of Electrostatic Precipitators
performance improvement technologies (especially Flue Gas Conditioning)
- For NOx reduction processes by use of urea or ammonia (SCR and SNCR)
NEM Energy b.v Netherlands for Drum type Heat Recovery Steam Generators, Flue Gas
Coolers and CO Boilers
Neuson Hydrotec, Austria for Hot Working Press solution, Open Die Forging Presses,
Forging Plant & Straightening Presses
Infrastructure
Lifting Capacity : Crane capacity- 200 MT
(Hydraulic Lifting arrangement for heavier loads up to 250 MT)
Shop covered area: 43,000 Sq. Meter (51,427 Sq. yards)
Total plant area: 250,000 Sq. Meter (298,998 Sq. yards)
Forming

Rolling : Thickness - 200 mm (8 inches)

Welding
Narrow Gap Welding with seam tracking
Strip Cladding using single as well as double layer technique
Automatic small diameter nozzle cladding.
Twin wire and tandem head welding SAW, SMAW, TIG, and MIG etc. Over 850
WPS and 1000 PQR
Drilling
Thickness up to 1000 mm ( 40 inches) using deep hole CNC Drilling machine
Heat Treatment
Four Gas Fired Furnaces
Size upto: 4500 mm x 4000 mm x 14500 mm
Stress Relieving, Annealing, Quenching and Tempering as well as Solution
Annealing of Stainless Steels
Local Stress Relieving by Electrical Resistance Method
Stress Relieving by Internal Firing Method
Stress Relieving of large jobs in Temporary Furnaces Radiography
Cobalt 60 for Radiography up to 200 mm (8 inches)Testing
Tensile testing including Elevated Temperature Testing up to 8000
C (14700 F)
Impact Testing up to (-) 1960
C (-3200 F)
Insitu Alloy Analyzer

 Metallurgical Microscope X-2000 with Photography facility

Ferrite Measurement
Recordable/ Mechanized Ultrasonic Testing
Magnetic particle Testing
Liquid Penetrant Testing
Holiday Testing for Painting
IGC Testing
Complete laboratory supported by spectrometer 6
DIVISION OF ISGEC
The various divisions of ISGEC are as follows;
1. PRESSURE VESSEL DIVISION (PVD)
Pressure vessel division is the oldest of ISGEC and it manufactures pressure vessels such as
boilers, heat
exchangers etc. It is sub-divided into following shops;
PVD-I
PVD-II
PVD-III
PVD-IV
2. MACHINE BUILDING DIVISION (MBD)
Machine building division is very important division of ISGEC and it manufactures sugar
mill machinery.
Press components and other Steel plant machinery. It is sub-divided into following shops;
FABRICATION SHOP-I,II

 MACHINE SHOP-I,II
ASSEMBLY SHOP
QUALITY SHOP
3. FOUNDRY GROUP (FG)
Foundry group is the third important group of ISGEC and it is responsible for casting of large
castings for
the big industries.
4. TUBE SHOP
Tube shop deals with tube manipulation and fabrication of tubing system used in economizers
and superheaters.

5. CONTAINER SHOP
Container shop manufactures chlorine, ammonia and other gases containers.

Board Of Directors
Directors
Mr. Vinod K. Nagpal
Mr. Tahir Hasan
Mr. Vinod Kumar Sachdeva
Mr. Arun Kathpalia
Mr. Sidharth Prasad
Whole-time Director
Mrs. Nina Puri
Managing Director

Mr. Aditya Puri

Chairman
Mr. Ranjit Puri
Audit Committee
Mr. Vinod K. Nagpal - Chairman
Mr. Arun Kathpalia
Mr. Aditya Puri
Executive Director
Mr. S.K. Khorana
Company Secretary&Chief Financial Officer
Mr. Kishore Chatnani
Bankers
State Bank of Patiala
Standard Chartered Bank
State Bank of India
Corporation Bank
Punjab National Bank
The Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation Ltd.
ICICI Bank Ltd.
State Bank of Mysore
Citibank N. A.
Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd.

State Bank of Hyderabad

HDFC Bank Ltd.
Yes Bank Ltd.
IndusInd Bank Ltd.
Export Import Bank of India
Registered Office
Radaur Road,Yamunanagar-135001
Haryana, India

PRODUCT RANGE
Diversity of ISGEC products range enables us to serve industry from Automobile and ship
building to oil &
natural gas, defense, aeronautics and nuclear power. The groups product range includes for;
Hydraulic Presses, Mechanical Presses & Press brake. ISGEC has successfully
commissioned
around 100 presses built include a 3700 tones hydraulic presses for defense and a
2500 tones
mechanical press.
Process plant equipment (pressure vessels, heat exchangers, columns, storage and
transport vessels, reactors etc.) for fertilizer refinery, petrochemical and other
industries.
Industrial & power boilers(including pulverized fuel boilers up to 60 MW size
bubbling as well as circulating fluidized bed boilers up 200 TPH size).

 Custom made equipment for Indias nuclear establishments. ISGEC has supplied
equipment during last 15 years to Bhabha Atomic Research Center, Nuclear power
Corporation, center of advanced technology.
Chlorine, Ammonia and other gases containers. ISGEC are the largest manufactures
of chlorine in the world.